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Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has pledged to end police brutality and make police stations safe for all Kenyans. His remarks come amid public outrage over rising abuse by officers. Murkomen said several reform measures are being proposed for parliamentary approval to restore dignity and accountability within the police service.
Murkomen Vows to End Police Brutality
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